VAT IMPLICATIONS: What does the Uber v Delta and Veezu Supreme Court judgment mean for drivers and operators?

Perry Richardson
Jul 29
2 min read

Updated: Aug 1

The UK Supreme Court has ruled that private hire operators outside London are not required to enter into a contract for hire as principal when accepting a booking. But what does that mean for operators outside of London and what are the implications on VAT for operators and drivers?

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